National League North

RED-HOT BEAST TAKES A STROLL IN THE PARK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2018

By John Featherstone
YORK CITY 2 Parkin 41, Morgan-Smith 65
BRADFORD PARK AVENUE 1 Boyes 90+2

YORK CITY climbed back into the play-off positions for the first time since mid-November following a home triumph over Bradford Park Avenue.
Jon Parkin’s 25th goal of the season and an effort from sub Amari Morgan-Smith, who is the Minstermen’s distant second-top marksman on five, secured the points for the hosts, even though Bootham Crescent old boy Adam Boyes grabbed a consolation in stoppage time.
Victory saw York extend their longest run of consecutive wins since April 2014 to a ...

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